Sentence examples for emerging hand from inspiring English sources

Re "Mile by Mile, India Paves a Smoother Road to Its Future" ("India Accelerating" series, front page, Dec. 4): Your article about the Golden Quadrilateral is a fascinating tale of two Indias emerging hand in hand with perpetual conflict.

But when they pair up for a live stream, brands and artists are emerging hand-in-hand to reach consumers and fans.

However, that danger has passed after Rachel Cartwright, who set up a Just Giving page as the depth of the club's problems emerged, handed over the money.

Indeed, phenomenology and the modern concept of intentionality emerged hand-in-hand in Husserl's Logical Investigations (1900-01).

Instead, they emerged hand-in-hand from the courthouse all at once.

Figure  2 summarizes the five (5) types of instruction sessions that emerged: hands-on, lecture, virtual, non-specific orientation, and required consults.

A pithy quote in Bob Woodward's new book captures the essence of an emerging Obama Doctrine: "hand it off and get out".

Together these factors are changing our experience of life, like a new, emerging invisible hand of the market shaping the future of the entire planet, including black communities.

From the nozzle emerges a hand; a real hand, that occasionally flexes.

Sport for Good is still young, particularly in the U.S., but a number of local organizations have emerged, working hand-in-hand with international nonprofits and backers to bring the global vision to life.

Plea bargaining, it appears, emerged almost hand in glove with public prosecution.